The Deliberate Injustice Podcast Series
The Deliberate Injustice Podcast Series featuring Author Bob Henige, Moderator Connie Nesbary and Exoneree Ken Wyniemko
Deliberate Injustice
Deliberate Injustice, the Wrongful Conviction of Ken Wyniemko is a compelling true story about a phenomenon that has become much too prevalent in the American Justice System, the conviction of an innocent person. The 'system' suborned perjury, withheld exculpatory evidence, and conspired to convict an innocent man. As a result, Kenny served almost nine years in prison.
DI Podcasts
Podcast #1
About the Book
Deliberate Injustice is the compelling true story about one man's fight for freedom and justice against seemingly insurmountable odds. This book is a case study in a wrongful conviction, from the time Kenny was arrested to where he is today.
Podcast #2
Investigation and Trial
“I was the only one telling the truth and I get sentenced to 40 years. I never thought this could happen to anyone in this country.” - Ken Wyniemko
Podcast #3
The Prison Experience
“There are people in prison who will kill you for a candy bar. You are afraid every minute.” - Ken Wyniemko
Podcast #4
DNA Hold Up
“To this day, Carl is the only person who has apologized to me.” – Ken Wyniemko
Podcast #5
Made It Home
“I needed to know what I could do to help Kenny get back in society. He had no money and nowhere to live. I had to buy him a suit, glasses, and other stuff for his court appearance.” – Gail Pamukov, Defense Attorney
Podcast #6
Civil Suit Findings
“In the instant case, the Court finds that Plaintiff did not have a full and fair opportunity to litigate the issues regarding his continued prosecution…. In other words, … Defendants were engaged in a malicious prosecution of Plaintiff.” – Honorable Lawrence P. Zatkoff
Podcast #7
How the System Failed Kenny
“It was a judicial perfect storm. Every facet of the judicial process was complicit in Kenny’s wrongful conviction.” – Bob Henige, Author
Podcast #8
Kenny’s Work in 2019
“He is a perfect cross between a bulldog and a saint… his ability to seek justice for other people is unparalleled.” – Carl Marlinga, Circuit Court Judge, Macomb County Prosecutor (1985-2004)